Electronics Packaging & Custom Wood Boxes

Packaging Built for Electronics and Semiconductor Equipment

DGM provides reliable electronic packaging for sensitive items such as semiconductors, servers, monitors, and other types of electronics. Whether shipping across domestically or overseas, packaging plays an important role in keeping electronics protected.

Our packaging services include everything from single-use crates to reusable solutions, with options to support sensitive equipment in transit.

Built for Electronics, Semiconductors, and High-Value Equipment

DGM manufactures packaging for fragile, sensitive, and high-performance equipment. From lab instruments to production hardware, our crates are used across industries where electronic packaging plays a critical role.

Common applications include:

  • Semiconductors

  • Medical diagnostic devices

  • Audio/video gear

  • Network and communications hardware

  • Consumer electronics

  • Robotics and automation components

Our team supports both one-time builds and high-volume programs.

Custom Made Wooden Crates

Our custom made wooden crates are used to ship and store items that require extra protection and easy handling. Each crate is designed and built to match the client’s requirements and transport method.

Features available:

  • Foam-lined

  • Anti-static materials

  • Drop sensors

  • Vapor barrier / waterproofing

  • ISPM 15 compliant

  • CNC-cut foam inserts

  • Desiccant bags

  • Shock skids and pallet integration

Ship Servers, IT Equipment, and More

Rely on DGM for all your electronics shipping needs. We provide safe and secure shipping options for a wide range of IT equipment, from server racks to the most data-sensitive assets. Our electronic shipping services include expedited, ground, air, and ocean options. Just tell us where and when you need it, and we’ll ensure it arrives on time and in perfect condition.

  • Computer Hardware
  • Computer Terminals
  • LCD and Plasma Monitors/TVs
  • Server Racks
  • Video Conferencing Equipment
  • Telecommunication Equipment
  • Testing Equipment
  • Sensitive Laboratory Equipment
  • Air-Ride Trailers and Box Trucks
  • Local Blanket-Wrap Server Moves
  • Long-Haul Server Moves
  • Dedicated Trailer or Box Truck Services
  • Expedited Truck Moves with Two-Man, Monitored, and Secure Teams for High-Value IT Equipment
  • Ocean Container, LCL, or FCL
  • Pickup and Pack-Only Ready on Our Dock for Your Carrier
 
 
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Premium Protection for Your Valuable Electronics

At DGM, we use the latest packaging technologies to ensure your items are prepared for safe shipment, whether across the country or around the world. Your domestic or international shipment will arrive safely and efficiently.

  • Custom Wood Crates for Shipping—Single-Use or Reusable
  • Custom Double-Wall Cardboard Containers
  • Palletization—Strapped and Wrapped
  • Anti-Static Bubble Wrap to Minimize Static Shock
  • Floating Decks for Lateral, Longitudinal, and Vertical Movement of Sensitive Electronics
  • Built-In Ramps for Easy Removal and Repack
  • Shock and Tip Sensors
  • Vapor Barrier Bagging (Method II Pack) for Long-Term Storage, High-Humidity Moves, or International Ocean Moves
 

FAQ – Electronics Shipping & Crating Services

How do you make enclosures for electronics?
Creating enclosures for electronics involves designing a protective casing that shields delicate components from environmental factors, such as dust, moisture, and physical impact. At DGM, we specialize in custom-built enclosures using materials like custom wood crates and double-wall cardboard containers. These enclosures are tailored to the specific dimensions and requirements of the electronic equipment to ensure maximum protection during transit.
What is the best way to package electronics?
The best way to package electronics involves using high-quality materials and advanced packaging techniques to minimize movement and protect against shock and vibration. At DGM, we use anti-static bubble wrap, floating decks, and custom-fitted crates to safeguard sensitive electronics. For high-value items like server racks, we also employ shock and tip sensors to monitor handling during transport.
How do you ship electronics safely?
Shipping electronics safely requires careful planning and the right materials. At DGM, we start by assessing the specific needs of your electronic equipment, then create custom crates or enclosures to provide a secure fit. We also use air-ride trailers and dedicated box trucks for local and long-haul moves, ensuring your electronics are transported with the utmost care and minimal risk of damage.
How do you transport sensitive electronics?
Transporting sensitive electronics involves minimizing exposure to physical and environmental risks. DGM uses specialized packaging materials like anti-static bubble wrap and vapor barrier bagging to protect against static electricity and moisture. We also use air-ride trailers and secure transport options, such as expedited truck moves with monitored, two-man teams, to ensure your sensitive electronics arrive safely.
How do you make an electrical enclosure?
Making an electrical enclosure involves designing a protective casing that meets the specific requirements of the equipment it houses. At DGM, we craft custom wood crates and double-wall cardboard containers designed to protect electronic components from physical damage, moisture, and electrostatic discharge. Our enclosures are built to handle the rigors of transport while ensuring the integrity of the electronics inside.
What plastic is used for electronic enclosures?
The most common plastics used for electronic enclosures include ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), polycarbonate, and PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride). These materials offer durability, electrical insulation, and resistance to environmental factors. At DGM, while we specialize in custom wood and cardboard enclosures, we ensure that any additional plastic components used in our packaging are of the highest quality to protect your electronic assets during shipping.